Kingman Middle School - Time of our Lives Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

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We dedicate this book to Ralph Li ghtwine The 1986-87 Yearbook Staff, and the Kingman junior High School student body and faculty wish to dedicate this book to Mr, Ralph Lightwine, who is retiring this year after many years of service to Kingman and the students of Kingman junior High School. In all, Mr. Lightwine has been teaching for 25 years, sharing his insights and knowledge, and helping us to grow as individuals and responsible citizens. He helped start and build many important parts of our school program, including the yearbook, Student Council, and the gifted program. We will miss seeing him in the classroom and the halls every day, but his love for students will remain for years to come. Thank you, Mr. Lightwine, and we hope that, by your example, we will pass along these gifts to future generations. We wish you health and happiness in your retire- ment! THE Last-rrvvxme. Mets-too Qfmw' N-SN: N 'wiki -Inf' VNS? tfi.fi..25. k One thing that students have always appreciated about Mr. Lightwine is his sense of humor. Remember The Lightwine Methodu? On the surface he may seem tough, but underneath he has a soft spot in his heart for his students. Dedication 3

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Students: I appreciate the patience you showed toward me at the beginning of the year while l was getting into the routine of things. I think we should appreciate the excellent faculty we have at this school. I feel privileged being President of a school like this. Being President gave me a different point of view. That point of view helped me improve as a person and as a leader. l feel we had a strong Student Council to back me up. I hope this has been a good year for you, and that the years to come will also be successful. Thanks for the great 1986-1987 school year. Thanks! I y,.,,,a,z.., Dean J. Colvig Student Body President Dear Fellow Students: As we look back on the 1986-1987, school year we remember all the things that made this year special. Looking back at this year's yearbook, l hope you'll be reminded of the faculty, friends, and classmates in years to come. I would like to congratulate the graduating class of Kingman Junior High School and wish you luck in the future. Sincerely, Ofawzw Laura Grossman Yearbook Editor 2 Letters 'Q

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Student During November, students voted for their classmates who helped make this a special year at KJHS. The winners were . . . EIGHTH GRADE SUPERLATIVES: One: Sports Nuts, Dean Colvig and jennifer Ottenschot. Four: Top of the Class, Nate Urquhart and Laura Mitchell. l 4 N.. JU Two: Show-Offs, Brian Carpenter and Dani-Lyn Nelson. Three: Looney Tunes, Sean Davis and Shalina Foutz. 4 Eighth Grade Student Superlatives lll'Ji4lilll ll-llllg it riluri HH-N